Our New Republic

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Across
  1. 5. the perspective Jefferson had to modify when he made the purchase from Napoleon
  2. 6. The name of the port that was vital to the US economy that was gained once the US government purchased the territory in 1803
  3. 8. This law made it okay for the government to arrest and deport non-citizens who criticized the US government
  4. 10. Those closest to the president that offer advice on national issues
  5. 11. The political position held by Jefferson as the Constitution was being drafted
  6. 14. The reason the expansion of slavery could have meant the north being outvoted by southern states in Congress
  7. 16. One reason Rufus King gave for opposing the purchase of the area west of the US border in 1803
  8. 17. The name of the agreement that was signed to avoid another war with Great Britain
  9. 18. When French officials demanded money from the American government and in exchange the French would stop stealing US ships
  10. 19. this was created as a way to deal with the federal debt of the new nation
  11. 20. The name of the river that Americans could now unmitigated once Jefferson purchased the land
Down
  1. 1. The Constitutional clause that Jefferson used that doubled the size of the US
  2. 2. This purchase doubled the size of the US government
  3. 3. What Washington advised as being the best way to handle the wars in Europe
  4. 4. because of the new powers found in the Constitution Pres Washington was able to to use his authority and put down this insurrection
  5. 7. The interpretation of the Constitution that Jefferson used so he could make the purchase
  6. 9. One part of a series of acts made by states to attempt to declare US laws unconstitutional
  7. 12. The hostile neighbor at the western border of the US that the US believed were planning an attack
  8. 13. What the southern states threatened if Jefferson did not do something about their new hostile neighbor (France)
  9. 15. The name of the political party that wanted to declare war on France for not allowing Americans to US the Mississippi River